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Louisville's PFF Grades from Game Five vs. SMU
As a reminder, in PFF's grading scale, 60.0 is the baseline for an "average" grade. 70.0-79.9 is considered above average, 80 ...
Highlights, Photos and Notes: SMU 34, Louisville 27
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Returning home for their first matchup since falling at Notre Dame, the Louisville football program once ...
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After toppling No. 22 Louisville, SMU enters Top 25 in Coaches Poll, AP Poll
The SMU Mustangs are back in the Top 25 in their first season as members of the Atlantic Coast Conference. Both the Coaches ...
What does SMU’s potential road to ACC championship, College Football Playoff look like?
SMU’s best bet of making the playoff is winning the ACC, which would also give it a good chance at a first-round bye. But ...
SMU beats No. 22 Louisville, 34–27, to take pole position in ACC race after fumble is overturned
No. 22 Louisville lost 34–27 to SMU on Saturday after an apparent fumble by Mustangs running back Brashard Smith was ...
Louisville football faces uphill climb in ACC race. What we learned ahead of Virginia
Louisville football was plagued by a slow start and inconsistencies for second week in a row. Here's what we learned from the ...
Louisville Cardinals drop out of college football rankings: Latest AP Top 25, Coaches Poll
The Louisville Cardinals football team dropped out of the Coaches Poll after back-to-back losses to Notre Dame and SMU.
Jennings has best game of career as SMU holds on to beat No. 22 Louisville 34-27
Kevin Jennings made bold declarations about himself and for SMU, neither of which could be debated after his arm and feet helped the Mustangs make a statement about their conference prospects.
Kevin Jennings' career game leads SMU past No. 22 Louisville in ACC
Kevin Jennings passed and rushed for career highs, Isaiah Nwokobia intercepted an end-zone pass with 2 minutes, 23 seconds ...
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Jennings leads SMU to win over No. 22 Louisville
Kevin Jennings made bold declarations about himself and for SMU, neither of which could be debated after his arm and feet ...